Yes do more of these! It's nice to see and learn how other artists draw and render their pieces, and it can definitely help beginner artists to improve their art, or other artists to learn and apply their techniques to their own art.
Yeah! I love how you break down the styles so concisely. It genuinely makes the process more constructive. I can’t wait to see how you take apart omocats style in a similar way.
Please do more of these! It was really fun to see how you took elements of all the artists styles and put them into your own piece, made me really inspired to do it myself!
@@thomassynths She OBVIOUSLY stole them ! As if every artists' artstyles were not the result of visual information of their favorite artists or simply their growth... Celestia outrageously stole their artstyles by meticulously writing down every aspect of their drawings, crediting them and promoting their social media pages ! How dare she ?! (sarcasm also)
I love these kind of videos! It makes me realize how different anime styled artstyles can be, it's also really a good way of making your own artstyle, finding an artist you really like and trying to find what you like about their art and adding your own touches. Really a good video! Keep up the good work
i loved this video alot, and i want to give a tip i use for when i break down artstyles to try and replicate in my own way. ive done afew madoka magica screenshot redraws to learn that the best thing to do is trace your reference images- trace them, break them down into basic shapes, and then go solo. by solo i mean thumbnail next to your traced breakdown and redraw the shapes and start following the 'instructions' you left behind. i do this until i'm happy enough with actually redrawing the style. for the last semi-realistic piece i think it's just the lack of real life reference images instead of JUST looking at your normal reference image. i can't wait for part 2! 💖
I’d LOVE to see more of these videos, I’ve never seen any of these artists before and it would be a great experience to learn about new amazing artists!
I really loved how you replicate mochijun's artstyle and she does use a lot with watercolor but their is most she uses air brushes and some acrylic in her work
I've actually been in quite the art funk lately, but after watching this I'm wanting to give it a go myself! I think sitting down and studying the styles of some of my inspirations will really help me- plus, recreating a piece of my own instead of trying to figure out a new composition actually sounds relaxing right now, haha! I'd love to see more! I'd also love to see your process in your notetaking and breakdown- sometimes I find it hard to pinpoint what it is that I like about a style or what makes it unique, so observing how someone else would make a list would actually be very insightful~
I love videos like these! It's so interesting to hear about the different things artist learn, as what one artist picks up from these studies will be different to what an other artist will learn!
Looking forward to part two ! Thank you so much for making me discover new artists. Their styles are so unique and I'm definitely going to get inspiration from them :) Also, I'm a new subscriber and I've been binge watching your videos. Your art is beautiful and creative. Your content is top quality and I love the way you give nuance and remarquable argumentation on both sides to so much debated topics. Anyone would notice all the effort you put into everything you post online. I additionally wanted to tell you that you are very brave for not giving up after everything you went through, so, Celestia, I'm wishing you the best for the future !! :)
Watching these videos always reminds me that I don’t have to be perfect or how all the amazing artists are. Ones are is ones art, and they can improve how they feel comfortable with not how they overthink they should
I'd love to see more of these, or even one really in depth study! I've been OBSESSING over artist study videos lately because I'm also trying to study and take my art to the next level 💪
I think its so cool how artists are able to replicate eachothers style and learn how to use the techniques! if you ever want to steal more artstyles i will gladly be watching those videos
PLEASE please please please please please do more of this! The SKILL you have to notice little details about these artist's styles and your execution of them is INSPIRING. PLEASE I'M ALREADY OBSESSED!
Because I'm a nerd and Celestia mentioned it, I wanna talk about why I think Utomaru's crazy color palettes work, for anyone curious. The key, in my eyes, is how they use values. In 6:06, Celestia shows off three pieces, from left to right, they will be called 1, 2, and 3 respectively. 2 is the easiest ti break down so we'll start with that. You can seperate 2 into midground, and foreground, then the background. Here, they all have respective value ranges with the fore having the darkest values with a really strong contrast in the jacket and the lighter skin. We can then see the midground with a similar range of values. However, value and color go hand in hand. Despite everything in the mid and fore being of similar value, it still creates visual interest with its relatively toned down yellows, blues, and reds but has the lavender skin be the focal point because of its contrast with everything else. The background uses the same technique used in the midground as well, this being the lack of contrast in the values despite being different colors. This is also how the white jacket doesnt become the focus point because it's among the background (which where some of the lightest values live). Then, to keep this shorter, 1 and 3 can be taken together. Both of the pieces have an altogether wider range of values, but, despite appearances, keep to a pretty restricted palette. You can basically break the pieces down into basically 4 colors. For 1, you have a color ratio like this: 55% Pink, %35 Blue, 7% Orange, and 3% Green. But because the values and shades are so wide, it feels and looks like there are so many colors that clash and don't. In 3, the ratios are more like: 45% Cyan, 25% Indigo, 20% Pink, and 10% Yellow. Which makes it a more even balance overall, but again, the wider value range creates the illusion of more contrasting colors. Each base color can be shifted to a more complicated but still analogous color on the wheel. So using a simple palette but varying the tint, shade, and tone of each color to construct something that feels wider is tantamount. The creamy yellow has a cyan shadow, but has somewhat similar values, creating harmony despite the contrasting color and the hot pink uses an indigo and violet as its shadow color; two colors close together in the color wheel. Another thing to point out, just as an aside is the compositional work. The slit in the half open door is the focal point being the brightest thing in the entire piece, like it's beckoning you inside like the space girl is. It's really cool!!! TL;DR: If you wanna use a wider palette, oraganize your foreground, background, and midground into narrow value ranges to create readability in the chaos. If you want a wide value range, use a narrow base palette and extrapolate more complicated but analogous colors to create harmony in the dissonance. Or something like that, lol. Did someone beat me to the punch, I wonder, haha.
i would love to see more!!!!! this video makes me want to try it out different styles. i feel like i have been very stuck in my own way of doing things recently that it will be good to try to break out of !
I really enjoyed watching this! I saw the style studies beforehand, but I appreciated hearing your step by step thoughts on each piece as you were drawing them. It's really cool to see that you're a Jun Mochizuki fan too! Her art is gorgeous
I really liked this video. It was interesting to see your perspective on these styles. I'm still in the early stages of my art after getting back into it a few years ago after like a decade of not drawing. I'd like to give this challenge a try but I'm still in the learning how to draw a body phase. I had some bad art advice from teachers like "don't use basic shapes or references " that I'm working to unlearn.
oh my gosh please make this a series! it was so interesting to see ur interpretations of other artists styles, and as a newish artist i also found it helpful to see u point out what made each style unique!
Very pretty pieces! They turned out great! I love how you break down the core elements of each artist If you ever do a part 3, i think it would be interesting to try out some very cartoony styles, removed from anime, kinda like Lavendertowne for example, or a very stylized in line and color play like Demizu Posuka or AidaIro
these all look so great and I would love to see more things like this from you! I just wanted to say that for more semirealistic pieces I tend to use my sketch as the "line art" and use the colors to really put in the details and then (after making duplicates ofc) I merge the colors and 'line art' then paint over/ blend the two together to take away the line art feel and make it seem more painterly. I am in no way as skilled as raikoart but this is something I tend to do and felt might help you next time you try semi-realism! I hope this doesn't come off as rude or condescending, just trying to help
12:49 I think you water down acrylic paint to mimic the feel of watercolors. Im not sure since i mainly do a simple pencil/pen and setup with my own art.
I'm a little late to the party, but I actually took a look at Utomaru's art after watching this analysis (You did a fantastic job by the way and my goodness they all came out amazing!!). I'm not a major color theorist or anything of the sort but I have experience with working with vibrant and clashing colors so this ma be wrong. My guess as to how they're able to use clashing colors so vibrantly is because of the way they mute shadows ever so slightly. Cool colors such as turquoise or lavender are typically darkened and desaturated in order to make the highlights pop (I.E yellow and and electric blue). White however, is an exception with it being on top of a almost neon color (such as neon pink). But that's just a theory, a color theory.
I'm so glad you enjoyed making this video just as much as I did watching it! I would LOVE you do more of these in the future, and I am subscribed and notified for this sole purpose. (Hopefully it's obvious that I'm joking, because I would honestly sit through every video you make, no matter how short or how long lmao)
11:12 same omg, it’s been that way for me since 2017 lmao And yep, Vanitas story shattered my heart too. I swear. But their backgrounds are so gorgeous, especially in the manga panels, it’s amazing. Also, the way the manga art looks like watercolor- UGH
I definitely love this video idea and would love to see ou tackle styles completely out of your comfort zone (I'd love to see you attempt Junji Ito's works) I'm only speaking for myself but i genuinely liked that you tackled styles you weren't confident in and even shared reasons why. It not only made me feel more confident in tackling artstyles i'd normally shy away from, but just feel inspired to draw in general! (I've had some art burnout for a while) 😅
Omg these are all so beautiful!! I'd consider you an artist I look up to personally, so if you'd allow it of course- I may do the same exercise myself with your art!
Here are the artists whose styles I copied!
HANAVBARA:
- instagram.com/hanavbara
- twitter.com/hanavbara
MEYOCO:
- twitter.com/meyoco_
- instagram.com/meyoco/
UTOMARU:
- instagram.com/utomaru/
- twitter.com/utomaru
ARKESTAR:
- twitter.com/arkestar
- instagram.com/arkestar/?hl=en
MOCHIJUN:
- twitter.com/jun_mdesu
RAIKOART:
- twitter.com/raikoart
- www.artstation.com/raikoart
Awesome credits B)
❤❤❤. Have always loved Meyoco’s stuff. I love fun pastels like hers so much!!!
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Yes do more of these! It's nice to see and learn how other artists draw and render their pieces, and it can definitely help beginner artists to improve their art, or other artists to learn and apply their techniques to their own art.
Tbh i learn myself and watch other people draw to see if I can approve
Yeah! I love how you break down the styles so concisely. It genuinely makes the process more constructive. I can’t wait to see how you take apart omocats style in a similar way.
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I love how you absolutely committed yourself to this, it really shows you didnt skip any corners on any of the pieces!
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Please do more of these! It was really fun to see how you took elements of all the artists styles and put them into your own piece, made me really inspired to do it myself!
You copied the styles so well! I'm glad you enjoyed making this and I'll be looking forward to seeing more :D
Agreed ! :D
Don't you mean "stole"? (sarcasm)
@@thomassynths She OBVIOUSLY stole them ! As if every artists' artstyles were not the result of visual information of their favorite artists or simply their growth... Celestia outrageously stole their artstyles by meticulously writing down every aspect of their drawings, crediting them and promoting their social media pages ! How dare she ?! (sarcasm also)
@@temboxicutenyamii2647 oh excuse me. I didn’t realize crediting people excuses theft. Same nonsense she claims about Ai art.
Okay I was heavily invested in how you managed to break down their art styles and I would absolutely adore more of this
I love these kind of videos! It makes me realize how different anime styled artstyles can be, it's also really a good way of making your own artstyle, finding an artist you really like and trying to find what you like about their art and adding your own touches. Really a good video! Keep up the good work
i loved this video alot, and i want to give a tip i use for when i break down artstyles to try and replicate in my own way. ive done afew madoka magica screenshot redraws to learn that the best thing to do is trace your reference images- trace them, break them down into basic shapes, and then go solo. by solo i mean thumbnail next to your traced breakdown and redraw the shapes and start following the 'instructions' you left behind. i do this until i'm happy enough with actually redrawing the style. for the last semi-realistic piece i think it's just the lack of real life reference images instead of JUST looking at your normal reference image. i can't wait for part 2! 💖
Man artist truly are their own worst critic that finally drawing is amazing
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The joys of being an artist.
I love this video! The artists’ styles are very unique in their own ways, cool.
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@@cupcakeloser_713 thanks
I’d LOVE to see more of these videos, I’ve never seen any of these artists before and it would be a great experience to learn about new amazing artists!
I really loved how you replicate mochijun's artstyle and she does use a lot with watercolor but their is most she uses air brushes and some acrylic in her work
I've actually been in quite the art funk lately, but after watching this I'm wanting to give it a go myself! I think sitting down and studying the styles of some of my inspirations will really help me- plus, recreating a piece of my own instead of trying to figure out a new composition actually sounds relaxing right now, haha!
I'd love to see more! I'd also love to see your process in your notetaking and breakdown- sometimes I find it hard to pinpoint what it is that I like about a style or what makes it unique, so observing how someone else would make a list would actually be very insightful~
I love videos like these! It's so interesting to hear about the different things artist learn, as what one artist picks up from these studies will be different to what an other artist will learn!
Looking forward to part two ! Thank you so much for making me discover new artists. Their styles are so unique and I'm definitely going to get inspiration from them :) Also, I'm a new subscriber and I've been binge watching your videos. Your art is beautiful and creative. Your content is top quality and I love the way you give nuance and remarquable argumentation on both sides to so much debated topics. Anyone would notice all the effort you put into everything you post online. I additionally wanted to tell you that you are very brave for not giving up after everything you went through, so, Celestia, I'm wishing you the best for the future !! :)
Art style is something I currently focus on, so this video was super helpful!
Watching these videos always reminds me that I don’t have to be perfect or how all the amazing artists are. Ones are is ones art, and they can improve how they feel comfortable with not how they overthink they should
I'd love to see more of these, or even one really in depth study! I've been OBSESSING over artist study videos lately because I'm also trying to study and take my art to the next level 💪
YES!! I would LOVE this to be an ongoing sieres!!🤩👍
I think its so cool how artists are able to replicate eachothers style and learn how to use the techniques! if you ever want to steal more artstyles i will gladly be watching those videos
This kind of video is so entertaining! I love artists analyzing other art styles it brings me so much joy!
i'd love to see more of this type of video!!! i especially loved seeing your versions of hanavbara and meyoco's styles!!!
Love that you tried a style you knew you would fail at, failure is inevitable and valuable!!!!
I really love your break down of these artists styles! I'd love to see more attempts with new artists and pieces :
I'd love to see more of this! I've been slowly trying to do something similar with the artists I love and it's really valuable
PLEASE please please please please please do more of this! The SKILL you have to notice little details about these artist's styles and your execution of them is INSPIRING. PLEASE I'M ALREADY OBSESSED!
Because I'm a nerd and Celestia mentioned it, I wanna talk about why I think Utomaru's crazy color palettes work, for anyone curious.
The key, in my eyes, is how they use values. In 6:06, Celestia shows off three pieces, from left to right, they will be called 1, 2, and 3 respectively. 2 is the easiest ti break down so we'll start with that. You can seperate 2 into midground, and foreground, then the background. Here, they all have respective value ranges with the fore having the darkest values with a really strong contrast in the jacket and the lighter skin. We can then see the midground with a similar range of values. However, value and color go hand in hand. Despite everything in the mid and fore being of similar value, it still creates visual interest with its relatively toned down yellows, blues, and reds but has the lavender skin be the focal point because of its contrast with everything else. The background uses the same technique used in the midground as well, this being the lack of contrast in the values despite being different colors. This is also how the white jacket doesnt become the focus point because it's among the background (which where some of the lightest values live).
Then, to keep this shorter, 1 and 3 can be taken together. Both of the pieces have an altogether wider range of values, but, despite appearances, keep to a pretty restricted palette. You can basically break the pieces down into basically 4 colors. For 1, you have a color ratio like this: 55% Pink, %35 Blue, 7% Orange, and 3% Green. But because the values and shades are so wide, it feels and looks like there are so many colors that clash and don't. In 3, the ratios are more like: 45% Cyan, 25% Indigo, 20% Pink, and 10% Yellow. Which makes it a more even balance overall, but again, the wider value range creates the illusion of more contrasting colors. Each base color can be shifted to a more complicated but still analogous color on the wheel. So using a simple palette but varying the tint, shade, and tone of each color to construct something that feels wider is tantamount. The creamy yellow has a cyan shadow, but has somewhat similar values, creating harmony despite the contrasting color and the hot pink uses an indigo and violet as its shadow color; two colors close together in the color wheel. Another thing to point out, just as an aside is the compositional work. The slit in the half open door is the focal point being the brightest thing in the entire piece, like it's beckoning you inside like the space girl is. It's really cool!!!
TL;DR: If you wanna use a wider palette, oraganize your foreground, background, and midground into narrow value ranges to create readability in the chaos. If you want a wide value range, use a narrow base palette and extrapolate more complicated but analogous colors to create harmony in the dissonance. Or something like that, lol. Did someone beat me to the punch, I wonder, haha.
Meyoco!!! Yes thank you I love your art and how you break down other’s art styles!
Please do more of these! Was such a fascinating watch, really liked how you broke down the artists’ styles and explained the process
YESS! I am so excited for the second part! This was so interesting to watch))
The effort in studying and application you did for each piece is so visible! You should be very proud of all of them :) Great job Celestia!
This was an amazing video! I loved this and I’m totally gonna check out all the artists you linked because they all look amazing and epic! Great job!
i would love to see more!!!!! this video makes me want to try it out different styles. i feel like i have been very stuck in my own way of doing things recently that it will be good to try to break out of !
I need to start doing this as practice (not until after Art fight though- I don’t have time for that rn)
goddd i love your videos so much, they're like, comforting to me.
I would watch a million of these videos. I love that you tried a style even though you knew you would fail at it, it's such a refreshing thing to see
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I would love seeing you upload more of these types of videos, so I can learn at the same time
i loved this video so much. you did so amazing on each piece and it looked like a ton of fun to do. i look forward to the next episode!
This is so cool. Maybe in the future you could do some in followers or patrons styles. But seriously overall wow
I really enjoyed watching this! I saw the style studies beforehand, but I appreciated hearing your step by step thoughts on each piece as you were drawing them.
It's really cool to see that you're a Jun Mochizuki fan too! Her art is gorgeous
I really liked this video. It was interesting to see your perspective on these styles.
I'm still in the early stages of my art after getting back into it a few years ago after like a decade of not drawing.
I'd like to give this challenge a try but I'm still in the learning how to draw a body phase.
I had some bad art advice from teachers like "don't use basic shapes or references " that I'm working to unlearn.
I love these kinds of challenges but if you are happy with it, then do whatever you want. Girl, we will support you.
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Please make this a series! It was amazing - great video! Thank you for making it!
oh my gosh please make this a series! it was so interesting to see ur interpretations of other artists styles, and as a newish artist i also found it helpful to see u point out what made each style unique!
I genuinely love how your pieces turned out! And this is such a great exercise!
Awsome job, always good to see artist expanding their skill set
Very pretty pieces! They turned out great! I love how you break down the core elements of each artist
If you ever do a part 3, i think it would be interesting to try out some very cartoony styles, removed from anime, kinda like Lavendertowne for example, or a very stylized in line and color play like Demizu Posuka or AidaIro
I really liked the video, you did a great job studying the artists and I do hope it's going to be a series !
I think I should learn more about Hanavbara's work since I am learning and mastering more about Cell-shade stuffies
I'd love to see more of this. All of the art styles are so lovely.
Well done…I love watching artists I look up to continue to grow and improve, it’s very inspirational 😊😊
I'd absolutely love to see more of this !!
Always love to listen to artists talking about what they love about other artists!
You did a great job on them all!! They are gorgeous!! ^^
Hanabushi is one of my favorite artist I’ll be so excited to look next part!
these all look so great and I would love to see more things like this from you! I just wanted to say that for more semirealistic pieces I tend to use my sketch as the "line art" and use the colors to really put in the details and then (after making duplicates ofc) I merge the colors and 'line art' then paint over/ blend the two together to take away the line art feel and make it seem more painterly. I am in no way as skilled as raikoart but this is something I tend to do and felt might help you next time you try semi-realism! I hope this doesn't come off as rude or condescending, just trying to help
All of them turned out so pretty! :3
Please turn this into a series. :D
Hearing omocat after the recent situation is something 😭
pls make more like this. It's inspiring me and perhaps even pulling me out of my art block
Its been a while scene ive watch one of your videos and wow. YOUR ART HAS GOTTEN SOOO GOOD!!!!!!
your redraws of the art look amazing!
I LOVED this video, please make more at your heart's content!!
12:49 I think you water down acrylic paint to mimic the feel of watercolors. Im not sure since i mainly do a simple pencil/pen and setup with my own art.
I really enjoyed this! please do more of these!😊
You did such a good job 👏🏽 please do more!
I'm a little late to the party, but I actually took a look at Utomaru's art after watching this analysis (You did a fantastic job by the way and my goodness they all came out amazing!!). I'm not a major color theorist or anything of the sort but I have experience with working with vibrant and clashing colors so this ma be wrong.
My guess as to how they're able to use clashing colors so vibrantly is because of the way they mute shadows ever so slightly. Cool colors such as turquoise or lavender are typically darkened and desaturated in order to make the highlights pop (I.E yellow and and electric blue). White however, is an exception with it being on top of a almost neon color (such as neon pink). But that's just a theory, a color theory.
Really enjoyed this video. Great job, and cool influences! Love manga art :3 (I'm usually a silent watcher, but wanted to say something today).
I'm so glad you enjoyed making this video just as much as I did watching it! I would LOVE you do more of these in the future, and I am subscribed and notified for this sole purpose. (Hopefully it's obvious that I'm joking, because I would honestly sit through every video you make, no matter how short or how long lmao)
Your uploads make my day
Nice
11:12 same omg, it’s been that way for me since 2017 lmao
And yep, Vanitas story shattered my heart too. I swear. But their backgrounds are so gorgeous, especially in the manga panels, it’s amazing. Also, the way the manga art looks like watercolor- UGH
I definitely love this video idea and would love to see ou tackle styles completely out of your comfort zone (I'd love to see you attempt Junji Ito's works)
I'm only speaking for myself but i genuinely liked that you tackled styles you weren't confident in and even shared reasons why. It not only made me feel more confident in tackling artstyles i'd normally shy away from, but just feel inspired to draw in general! (I've had some art burnout for a while) 😅
Loved this! It's always amazing to learn from other artists :D
Hope the series will go on :>
Random comment, but your artstyle inspires me. I struggle a lot with clean lineart, and tend to do better with more messy lineart or sketches.
Right on time, I was thinking I want more of Celestia! (but I oversleep this was uploaded almost 8 hours ago).
I'd love for you to continue this!☆°~•`°
This was an extremely fun video :)
I LOVE THIS!!! I so want to try this myself!!!!!
commenting for the algorithm, btw love ur art style celestia!!
Ok
Duchess Celestia have returned with new art! 🤩
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Yes! Series please!
Yes! I loved this vid!!
Short Answer to doing another of these: Yes. Long Answer: YEEEEEESSSSS
Next time you should put them all next to each other, that would look really cool
OMG SO EXCITED
MOCHIJUN!!! I love VNC sm!!
THIS IS SO COOL
this is so cool!
CONTINUE IT PLEEAASEE
Pretty impressive ngl!
Ayo this is awesome, can I take inspiration from this a do something similar?
If you do another one, I recommend the style of Don Bluth.
We need a francisco goya style Celestia Piece!
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This one was fun.
OMG IM SO EARLY
No I'm early!
Cool❤❤❤
Plz do more!!!
I love gimme more!
Doesn't really look like Raiko, but looks really good nontheless in its own way.
Omg these are all so beautiful!! I'd consider you an artist I look up to personally, so if you'd allow it of course- I may do the same exercise myself with your art!
so cool :--D